All Natural Claims
Thayers Natural Remedies Allegedly Contain Synthetics Class Action
This complaint brings suit against the Henry Thayer Company for its line of Thayers Natural Remedies, alleging that its supposedly “natural” products are in fact not natural and “contain synthetic and abrasive chemical ingredients.” Read more
Benefiber “100% Natural” Prebiotic Powders Contain Synthetic Class Action
GSK Consumer Health, Inc. makes the Benefiber line of products, including Benefiber Original Prebiotic Powder and Benefiber Healthy Shape Prebiotic Powder. The products are advertised as being “100% Natural,” but complaint for this class action claims that this is “false, fraudulent, deceptive, and misleading” because the product contain dextrin, a synthetic ingredient. Read more
Mowi Salmon Claims: “Sustainable,” “Natural,” “From Maine” Class Action
The product at issue in this class action is smoked Atlantic salmon. The allegations concern how consumers interpret product claims like “sustainably sourced” and “all natural.” The complaint alleges that Mowi USA, LLC and Mowi Ducktrap, LLC make claims on their packaging and advertising of the salmon products that deceive consumers. Read more
True Lemon or True Lime Mislabeled Drink Mix Packets Class Action
Grand Brands, Inc. does business as True Citrus or True Lemon. It makes packets of drink mixes that consumers use to flavor water. The packet labels claim to contain only “simple and clean” ingredients and “natural flavors,’ but the complaint for this class action alleges that this creates the false perception that the drink mixes Read more
Kirkland Optifiber “Natural” Prebiotic Fiber Supplement Class Action
In 2019, the global market for supplements was estimated at more than $80 billion. One product in this market was Costco Wholesale Corporation’s Kirkland Optifiber Natural Prebiotic Fiber Supplement. But is it natural? The complaint for this class action claims that it is not, because it contains wheat dextrin, a synthetic ingredient. Read more
Kraft “Natural” Cheese Contains Milk with Hormones Class Action
Consumers more and more often desire to buy foods that are “natural,” including products from animals that have not been given certain substances in their feed. The complaint for this class action alleges the Kraft Heinz Company has been claiming that some of its dairy products were “natural,” when in fact they were made from Read more
Pret A Manger “Natural” Products Contain Synthetics Class Action
Consumers these days prefer natural products, with only natural ingredients, and they will pay more for them than for those with synthetic ingredients. The complaint for this class action, however, alleges that Pret A Manager (USA) Limited markets its food products, such as sandwiches and chips, as natural when they are not. The complaint alleges Read more
Benefiber “100% Natural” Fiber Products Not Natural, Says Class Action
Consumers these days prefer natural ingredients, so manufacturers like to put the words “natural” or “100% natural” prominently on their packaging. In this class action, the complaint alleges that GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Holdings (US), LLC uses the term falsely and misleadingly on its Benefiber fiber supplements. Read more
Tom’s of Maine “Natural” Toothpaste Contains Synthetics Class Action
Tom’s of Maine’s website claims, “Since 1970, our mission has been to help people live a more natural life.” The complaint for this class action alleges that the company therefore “sells a lifestyle as much as anything else.” Tom’s claims to make and sell natural products, including its “natural” toothpaste; but the complaint alleges that Read more
Country Farms Farm Fresh Nutrition “Natural” Supplements Class Action
Consumers these days prefer natural products—and are willing to pay more for them. Windmill Health Products markets its Country Farms Farm Fresh Nutrition supplements as being “natural,” but the complaint for this class action alleges that certain of the products actually contain non-natural synthetic ingredients. The complaint claims that the products violate consumer protection laws Read more